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  • ♦ Cruises Including Antigua

    Antigua
    Untouched beaches. Duty-free shopping. Sailing and snorkeling. Kayaking and zip-lining. There are so many amazing things to do in Antigua. Located in the Caribbean, Antigua is a beautiful island filled with stunning beaches and plenty of opportunity for outdoor water sports.
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  • ♦ Cruises Including Aruba

    Aruba
    Aruba is nothing short of an incredible port city! Located in the Southern Caribbean, it’s one of the most popular tropical ports of call among many cruise lines, as the weather tends to be very beautiful all year long. In addition to the typical beaches and shopping, Aruba just has an overall incredible atmosphere. Whether you’re looking for fun, laid-back activities (such as casinos, theme parks, golf courses, etc.) or something that can broaden your perspectives of the world (museums, ancient ruins, churches, etc.), you’re bound to have the time of your life when spending time here.
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  • ♦ Cruises Including Bermuda

    Bermuda
    Bermuda is one of the most popular ports in the Caribbean! If you’re envisioning a vacation filled with tropical beach days, picturesque scenery, watersports, and sunny afternoons, then Bermuda is an excellent destination to include on your next cruise. Plus, there’s so much more to this incredible island than its pink-sand beaches! You will also discover legendary golf courses, a few interesting museums, shopping opportunities, parks, and much more! Bermuda is also a fabulous place to swim with the dolphins. Whether you are a first-time cruiser, a family looking for an unforgettable vacation, or a couple in search of a romantic escape, you are certain to love Bermuda!
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  • ♦ Cruises Including Bonaire

    Bonaire
    A Netherlands municipality located in the southern Caribbean, Bonaire is a beautiful island with a deep ecosystem of marine life. It’s thus home to some of the best snorkeling and diving opportunities in the world. Also famous for its flamingos, Bonaire offers a one-of-a-kind destination on a small island full of unforgettable experiences!
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  • ♦ Cruises Including Bridgetown, Barbados

    Bridgetown, Barbados
    Barbados is a lovely island where driving on the left side of the road and enjoying afternoon tea time is just as normal as spending your days laying on the beautiful white sand beaches. This island is filled with friendly locals, a unique cultural vibe, and tons of duty-free shopping opportunities. Getting around the island is fairly easy, as Bridgetown is accessible by foot from the cruise port, and there are plenty of public transportation options (taxis and bus). With endless beaches, caves, and outdoor activities, you are certain to have a great time in Barbados!
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  • ♦ Cruises Including Castaway Cay

    Castaway Cay
    Exclusive to Disney Cruise Line, Castaway Cay is a private island located in the Bahamas. Formerly known as Gorda Cay, Castaway Club was named the Best Cruise Line Private Island by Cruise Critic in 2019. It’s easy to see why, as Castaway Club is packed with activities and entertainment for the whole family. Find spacious beaches, outdoor sports, a kids club, water park, Disney Character Greetings, and much more at this private tropical paradise!
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  • ♦ Cruises Including Castries, St. Lucia

    Castries, St. Lucia
    Castries, the capital city of the Caribbean island St. Lucia is one of the most beautiful port cities in the Caribbean. This tropical city is particularly famous for the Pitons (which are two large volcanic peaks to the southwest) and for its large acreage of untouched rainforest. Castries is where most of St. Lucia's tourism takes place, as it is where most of the island is developed. Cruise ships dock in Castries, which is a great place to start your exploring, if you are interested in dynamic activities like hiking, snorkeling, and even coastal horseback riding. There’s also plenty of interesting handicrafts and duty-free goods for sale in the city. A quick trip out of the city, deeper into St. Lucia is where you can find all the natural beauty you can take!
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  • ♦ Cruises Including Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas

    Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas
    Charlotte Amalie is a wonderful Caribbean destination filled with both adventure and tropical wonder. Located on the island of St. Thomas, the largest city in the U.S. Virgin Islands is brimming with fancy boutiques and colonial architecture dating back centuries. The walkable port contains plenty of remnants to its past as a popular retreat for pirates such as Edward Teach, more commonly known as Blackbeard. Of course, the island contains multiple charming beaches with flawless waters. A year-round tropical climate makes any time the right time to explore Charlotte Amalie.
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  • ♦ Cruises Including CocoCay, Bahamas

    CocoCay, Bahamas
    Enjoy the Perfect Day by unwinding at the tropical paradise of CocoCay. Exclusive to the Royal Caribbean Group, CocoCay is a private island located in the Bahamas. Whether aiming for relaxation or adventure, CocoCay offers the perfect getaway during your cruise.
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  • ♦ Cruises Including Costa Maya, Mexico

    Costa Maya, Mexico
    Made with the perfect tropical vacation in mind, Costa Maya has blossomed into one of Mexico’s most desirable cruise ports. The small island has seen a stunning transformation into a traveler’s haven. Rebuilt after Hurricane Dean in 2007, Costa Maya will wow visitors with gorgeous beaches and ancient Mayan ruins. It’s also a tremendous spot for adventure-seekers looking to snorkel, scuba-dive, or swim with the dolphins in stunning shallow waters.
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  • ♦ Cruises Including Cozumel

    Cozumel
    A Mexican island that's one of the most popular cruise ports in the world. Beautiful beaches, scuba diving, shopping, and many more activities are among its highlights.
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  • ♦ Cruises Including Fort-de-France

    Fort-de-France
    If you are looking for one of the best ways to experience the Caribbean, then you might consider taking your next cruise from Fort-de-France. This fabulous port city is also the capital of Martinique, one of the region’s many beautiful islands. Filled with gorgeous colonial architecture, gardens, parks, museums, historic forts, and as many beaches as you can handle, there’s almost no reason why you shouldn’t spend some time in this city before or after your cruise. Plus, being a territory of France, you will discover some of the most mouthwatering French dishes around. You can also find cuisine that’s seasoned and flavored with Caribbean and Indian influences as well!
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  • ♦ Cruises Including George Town, Grand Cayman

    George Town, Grand Cayman
    The capital city of the Cayman Islands, George Town is much more beyond a major offshore banking hub. George Town is a quiet, but popular cruise port with a wide variety of activities for everyone. You’ll find plenty to do in the water, particularly fishing and diving, when not lounging on the sand of the award-winning Seven Miles Beach. Food enthusiasts will find many regional delights to savor, and nature enthusiasts can go snorkeling with the stingrays!
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  • ♦ Cruises Including Grand Turk, Turks & Caicos

    Grand Turk, Turks & Caicos
    The capital of the Turks and Caicos Islands, Grand Turk is a charming small town with vast historical links. Some theories suggest that Christopher Columbus first made landfall at Grand Turk when trekking to the New World. John Glenn also returned to this island after becoming the first person to orbit the Earth in 1962. Grand Turk offers all the appeal of a cozy Caribbean cruise port with a plethora of public beaches and other fascinating points of interest.
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  • ♦ Cruises Including Great Stirrup Cay

    Great Stirrup Cay
    Great Stirrup Cay is a private island owned exclusively by Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings. Purchased in 1977, this secluded slice of tropical paradise is located in the Berry Islands in the Bahamas. Regardless of your interests, you’ll find a joyful day waiting at Great Stirrup Cay. Rest on the beautiful white-sand beach, or aim for adventure by snorkeling, kayaking, or ziplining. You’ll also never go hungry or thirsty at Great Stirrup Cay, which features three restaurants and three bars serving a variety of savory food and drinks. Great Stirrup Cay is an experience you won’t want to miss when cruising with Norwegian Cruise Line.
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  • ♦ Cruises Including Half Moon Cay

    Half Moon Cay
    Half Moon Cay is a private island in the Bahamas owned exclusively by Carnival Corporation. Formerly known as Little San Salvador Island, the award-winning paradise is now named for its crescent-shaped beach. Along with pristine, white-sand beaches, there’s plenty of fun for the whole family at Half Moon Cay. Keep cool at the water park and enjoy an array of complimentary food or frozen cocktails. From snorkeling with stingrays to going horseback riding on the shallow waters, you’ll find a handful of unique adventures waiting at Half Moon Cay. You can even tie the knot or renew your wedding vows at the beachside chapel! Half Moon Cay is a great place to spend an idyllic day in the Bahamas.
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  • ♦ Cruises Including Key West

    Key West
    Part of the Florida Keys, Key West is a popular port visited on many (usually Caribbean) cruises. It's known for its diving, snorkeling, nightlife, history, and more.
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  • ♦ Cruises Including La Paz, Baja California

    La Paz, Baja California
    La Paz (located in Baja California), is located in close proximity to the Sea of Cortez (also known as the Gulf of California). Spending time in this city can prove to be a unique vacation experience. La Paz is filled with colorful homes, a modern waterfront boardwalk, beautiful sunsets, tranquil beaches, museums and plenty of marine life (great snorkeling opportunities)! There is also a large cultural center where you can learn about local traditions. Among the active things you can do in La Paz are swimming, snorkeling, and diving (though you should be mindful of the jellyfish).
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  • ♦ Cruises Including La Romana

    La Romana
    La Romana is located in the Dominican Republic and is a great starting point for your next cruise to the Caribbean. The main highlights of this port city are its fabulous beaches, golf courses and resorts. There are also a few museums, parks, and even a replica historic Mediterranean village. Paired with some mouthwatering restaurants that serve up Caribbean and Spanish-style cuisine in the form of seafood, barbecue, Italian, and more, it’s easier than ever to transform your time in La Romana into everlasting memories.
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  • ♦ Cruises Including Labadee

    Labadee
    Labadee is a private island owned by Royal Caribbean Group. Located off the northern coast of Haiti, this secluded paradise features five beautiful beaches, including one designated only for guests booked in a suite stateroom. If lounging in the soft sand isn’t your thing, chase the ultimate thrill with many exhilarating activities. Get an adrenaline rush on the Dragon’s Tail Coaster, or experience Dragon’s Breath Flight Line, the world’s longest zip line over water!
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  • ♦ Cruises Including Marigot, St. Martin

    Marigot, St. Martin
    Marigot is the capital city of St. Martin, the French side of the island, and is a port city for cruise ships, ferries, and fishing boats. Though this small port city is only a few streets wide, you will find it jam-packed with bistros, cafes, and markets that are nostalgic of Colonial France. There are also some upscale, tax-free shops, a harbor, and some open-air markets.
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  • ♦ Cruises Including Nassau

    Nassau
    Nassau is one of the most popular destinations in the Bahamas, and very popular among first-time cruisers. This fabulous port city is famous for its miles of white-sand beaches, resorts (such as the Atlantis on Paradise Island), duty-free shopping, watersports, rum distilleries, and much, much more! In fact, some of the most popular things to do in Nassau include diving with the sharks, shopping for handicrafts, dolphin encounters, jeep tours, food tours, and more! Plus, you will discover a few historic sites, some interesting museums, restaurants, hotels, and more.
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  • ♦ Cruises Including Ocho Rios, Jamaica

    Ocho Rios, Jamaica
    Positioned on the northern coast of Jamaica, Ocho Rios is one of the Caribbean’s most popular cruising ports. You’ll quickly see why when exploring their majestic beaches, colorful mountains, and comfortable climate. Spanish for “Eight Rivers”, Ocho Rios contains many stunning waterways, most notably Dunn’s River Falls. An electric culture leaves much to explore. Take advantage of their clear waters by scuba diving, or relax to some melodies at the birthplace of reggae. Ocho Rios is a tropical paradise you won't want to miss.
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  • ♦ Cruises Including Philipsburg, St. Maarten

    Philipsburg, St. Maarten
    Philipsburg is the capital of St. Maarten, the Dutch side of the island, and a wonderful port to visit during a Caribbean cruise. With so many incredible things to do and see, there is a little bit of something for everybody in Philipsburg. Aside from gorgeous beaches, you will discover a scenic boardwalk area, charming boutiques, casinos, historic ruins, Caribbean restaurants, and much more! Watersport options are abounding, and include opportunities to swim, snorkel, jet ski, boat tours, and more. Plus, you can always wander to the French side of the island (St. Martin), to discover even more things to do, see, and experience! If you take a cruise that starts in Philipsburg, with so many incredible opportunities, you might consider spending additional time in Philipsburg before or after your cruise.
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  • ♦ Cruises Including Pointe-A-Pitre

    Pointe-A-Pitre
    Located on Grande-Terre Island in Guadeloupe, Pointe-A-Pitre is a wonderful starting destination for your next Caribbean cruise. This port city is famous for its 19th century architecture, local markets, museums, historic sites, and more. Plus, there are a few nice beaches where you can kick back and relax on a warm, sunny day. Pointe-A-Pitre is also very gastronomically diverse, sharing Caribbean, French, Cajun, and Creole influences. Many cruises include Pointe-A-Pitre as a port of call in the middle of their itinerary, rather than as a departure port
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  • ♦ Cruises Including Progreso (Yucatan), Mexico

    Progreso (Yucatan), Mexico
    A small port reachable by the world’s longest pier, Progreso is the perfect launching point to explore the Yucatan Peninsula. Located in the northwestern part of the Gulf of Mexico, Progreso is a tranquil town containing many beautiful white-sand beaches. You’ll also have a chance to dive deep into Mexico’s history by exploring ancient Mayan ruins. Its vast pier also means larger cruise ships can access Progreso.
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  • ♦ Cruises Including San Juan, PR

    San Juan, PR
    Many cruises (usually Eastern Caribbean) include historic San Juan as a port of call in their itinerary. If you want to take a cruise where you can reach exotic Southern Caribbean islands (such as Aruba, Barbados, and Curacao) in just one week, you might consider taking a cruise from San Juan.
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  • ♦ Cruises Including Santo Domingo

    Santo Domingo
    Santo Domingo is a wonderful cruise port in the Caribbean. As capital of the Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo is a very culturally-vibrant city. You will discover many attractions linked to its history, including Christopher Columbus. You can also check out some nice museums, parks with breathtaking scenery, ornate churches, and so much more! You will come across a variety of international cuisine from seafood restaurants and steakhouses to pizzerias, cafes, sushi bars, and restaurants serving up Chinese, Italian, and Mexican cuisine.
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  • ♦ Cruises Including St. Croix, US Virgin Islands

    St. Croix, US Virgin Islands
    The largest of the three U.S. Virgin Islands. St. Croix is located at the easternmost point of the United States. Once known as the “Garden of the Antilles” for its 18th-century sugar mills, it’s the world’s only territory to have been ruled by seven different nations. St. Croix often falls under the shadow of sister island St. Thomas, but it’s a dreamy destination full of beautiful white-sand beaches and stunning views in a laid-back environment. Three underwater national monuments make St. Croix a paradise for snorkelers looking to dive into clear turquoise waters. And don’t forget to try some of the world-famous rum!
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  • ♦ Cruises Including St. John, US Virgin Islands

    St. John, US Virgin Islands
    St. John is the smallest and least populated of the three U.S. Virgin Islands territories, making it a quieter alternative to St. Croix and St. Thomas. The Virgin Islands National Park comprises 60 percent of St. John, creating a vast swath of preserved beauty to explore. Much of that territory is underwater, so St. John is a top destination for divers looking to explore the seagrass beds and coral reefs. You'll also find gorgeous beaches and scenic hiking trails in a charming town brimming with natural wonders. Cruise lines dock off the coast of St. John at Cruz Bay.
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  • ♦ Cruises Including Tortola, British Virgin Islands

    Tortola, British Virgin Islands
    Tortola is the capital and largest of the British Virgin Islands. Spanish for “Turtle Dove,” this Caribbean treasure was formed by volcanic activity. Although severely damaged in the wake of Hurricane Irma in 2017, Tortola has since made an impressive recovery. Full of lush forests, towering mountains, and serene beaches, Tortola is a calming tropical haven with plenty of natural beauty to absorb. Enjoy waterside activities such as snorkeling and sailboating, and savor an eclectic mix of Caribbean, West Indian, and British cuisine during your stay at Tortola.
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  • ♦ Cruises Including Willemstad, Curacao

    Willemstad, Curacao
    Willemstad is a hidden treasure perfect for vacationers seeking a serene, tropical getaway. Founded in 1634, this Netherlands territory was formerly ruled by Spain and Great Britain. That’s created a diverse melting pot where many languages and cultures remain celebrated. The picturesque port boasts many white-sand beaches and waters perfect for snorkeling. Willemstad’s colorful buildings also feel like a fairy tale come to life.
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